Tether International has released its financial report for Q2 2025, audited by global accounting firm BDO. The report demonstrates the company’s steady growth and the resources backing USDT.
USDT Demand and Investments in U.S. Treasury Bonds
The report reveals that Tether issued over $13.4 billion in new USDT during Q2 2025, increasing the total stablecoin in circulation to over $157 billion, a $20 billion increase since the start of the year. USDT continues to gain recognition as a key tool for payments and financial inclusion in areas with limited access to traditional banking services. Tether’s investments in U.S. Treasuries have grown to over $127 billion, making it one of the largest holders of U.S. government debt.
Tether's Financial Results and Profit
Tether maintained solid financial health in Q2 2025, with shareholder capital steady at $5.47 billion. The company reported a profit of $4.9 billion for the quarter, bringing total H1 earnings to $5.7 billion, which includes $3.1 billion in revenues from daily operations and $2.6 billion from investments in gold and Bitcoin.
Global Availability and Use of USDT
USDT is now used in over 150 countries, reflecting the growing interest in stable digital assets. Tether's report indicates that its assets exceed its liabilities, and all reserves are fully backed. Additionally, Tether holds investments in sectors such as the entertainment industry, artificial intelligence, agriculture, and clean energy. CEO Paolo Ardoino stated that the Q2 results demonstrate growing trust in Tether as a stable and scalable digital dollar solution.
Tether's financial report for Q2 2025 reaffirms the company's stability and the rising demand for USDT. With significant reserves and active investments, Tether continues to strengthen its position in the global digital currency market.